Chevy High Performance

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High Performance
1995

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January
Cover Story: Impala SS Special - Full-Sized Flyers (A look back at all of Chevy's Hot Impala Super Sport Models); Super Shootout (We take six stock and modified Impala Super Sports to the track); Real Fine 409 (The 409 engine is different, and here's how to rebuild it right); Impala Paraphernalia (A listing of top performance and restoration parts for your Impala) Tech - Hot Swap (Turbo City helps install an LT1/Richmond six-speed in a '69 Camaro); Engine Balancing ABC's (Here are the facts you need to weigh about balancing your engine); How Low Can You Go? (Our Camaro gets Wings West kit, Weld Wheels and Eibach Springs); Shrink To Fit (Does your roof look a little bumpy? Try your hand at metal shrinking); Camaro Resto Shop (Replacing your door glass is easy if you know how to turn wrenches); Firepower (Performance Distributors: The right HEI parts or the whole enchilada); In Search Of...Traction (Competition Engineering helps us modify a bracket-racer suspension); Out Of Joint (It helps, but you don't really need a big press to change U-Joints) Features - Super Sporty (Mike Lewis has built one smart looking small-block '62 Impala SS); Father-Son Yenkos (What's the main topic of conversation when this family gets together); Split Personality (Here's a '67 Chevelle that looks stock until you pop open the hood); Modern Motor (Bill Sutton brought his '57 Chevy into the '90s with an LT1 engine) Departments - Skid Marks (Back on the off-road trail); Letters (Tell us what you think); Chevy Showplace (Readers show us their cars); Resto Q & A (Restoration problems solved); Bow Tie News (New cars from Callaway); Chevy Parts (Hot equipment for Chevys); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Resto Shop (Hot parts for restoration); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short Block (Shop tips for Chevy lovers)
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March
Cover Story - Street Outlaw Cruise (We ride through Orlanco with the bad boys and their 7-second machines); 50 Hot Head Tips (Here are a bunch of tricks to get the most from your cylinder heads); Giant Cylinder Head Buyer's Guide (The latest in performance big-block and small-block cylinder heads) Tech - Install Weather Stripping (This month's Camaro Resto Shop shows you how to keep out the elements); ZF Six-Speed Swap (It's not easy, but you can swap a slick Zed-F six-speed into a Chevelle); 660HP 502 Buildup (We wrap up our 502 project with bigger valves and a cam swap); 25 New Speed Parts (See the hottest new performance products to hit today's aftermarket); Steering Check (Not going straight? Here are a few tips to find and fix the problem); Back In Black (Black-oxide plating is easy with this do-it-yourself Eastwood kit); Wheel Resto (Here's how to get those ugly, worn-out wheel covers back in shape) Features - Best In Class (Landon Jordan is the first to run in the 8s with 10 1/2-inch tires); Shop Talk (Tony Whitson started a student-teacher project to build this '65 Chevelle); Salvaged (It only takes two beat-up Novas to make a killer street machine); Big Red (A screaming 10-second Camaro that started out as an ugly rustbucket); Chevy Madness (Seth & Meredith Doulton's annual show keeps getting bigger and bigger); Win A Callaway 'Vette (Enter this sweepstakes and you might be driving a Callaway Corvette); Pro OC (What happens when a girl gives her Camaro to her boyfriend? Pro Street!); Celestial Blue (Not factory or Pro Street, this is a divine but hot little LS6 Nova) Departments - Skid Marks (Smokey tells his side); Letters (Tell us what you think); Chevy Parts (Hot equipment for Chevys); Bow Tie News (More on our Thunder Cruise); Chevy Showplace (More on our Thunder Cruise); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Resto Shop (Hot parts for restorations); Calendar (A list of upcoming events); Resto Q & A (Restoration problems solved); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short Block (Shop tips for Chevy lovers)
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May
Cover Story: Tips & Tricks - Restoring And Modifying Your Musclecar (Restifying is hot! Tips and tricks on hopping up engines and suspensions); Begin A Frame-Off Restoration (Proper planning and evaluation is the key to starting a resto project); Install A 700-R4 Tranny (We watch B&M beef-up and install an overdrive transmission in a Camaro); Lower Your Car Properly (Slamming your car into the weeds requires more than just cutting coils); Replace A Heater Core (If you've got a leaky heater core, fix it now before the flood starts); Paint Z28 Camaro Stripes (Camaro Resto Shop looks at the right way to paint Z28 runway stripes); Install A Hurst Shifter (Rowing through the gears on a Camaro is easy with a new Hurst shifter) Tech - 720 Horsepower (Testing Chevy's new CNC 18-degree heads on a CNC-prepped Bow Tie block); Heavy Turns (Yes Virginia, you can get big shoebox Chevys to corner much better) Features - Kentucky Peach (Richard Sanders' love of street rods carried over to his '80 Malibu); Z Car (Tommy Rippy's TPI-powered '77 Z28 also has the nickname of Smokin'); Purple Pavement Pounder (Would you believe a grape-colored small-block Chevelle that runs 8.60?); Sleeping Beauty (Everett Benedict's '66 Nova was well-rested, then restified in his shop); Michigan Motion (A hot paint job doesn't make a car, but this '67 Camaro also has a 454); Win A Set Of Center Line Wheels (We need your help with a survey that will tell us what you read about in CHP) Departments - Skid Marks (Testing with Dale Earnhardt); Letters (Readers tell us what they think); Resto Q & A (Restoration problems solved); Bow Tie News (Reggie's car at Goodguy's Show); Chevy Parts (Hot equipment for Chevys); Chevy Showplace (Readers show us their cars); Resto Shop (Hot parts for restorations); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Calendar (A list of upcoming events); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short Block (Shop tips for Chevy lovers)
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June
Cover Section: Budget Engine Guide - Shoppers' Guide To Crate Motors (If you can't build it yourself, have a complete engine mailed to you); Low-Buck Kits (Here's an extensive guide to shopping for do-it-yourself engine kits); Build Your Own 350HP Engine (Goldcoast Performance show us the easy way to assemble a hot engine) Tech - Upgrade Musclecar Radios (Read this if you're tired of listening to just your AM in your '60s Chevy); 20 Most Asked Chevy Tech Questions (Scoggin-Dickey Chevrolet helps answer the questions you ask the most); Maintain Fuel Injectors (If you've got an EFI engine, here are a few tricks to keep it running) Features - Win A Classic 409 Impala (Here's your chance to win one of the most popular Chevys ever built); Hot Street Cars (Watch out! Grandma drives this nitrous-powered Camaro to the shows); Inside The World's Quickest Small-Block (Would you believe 5.74 in the quarter from a mouse-powered dragster?); Speed Week Chevy Reunion (Hot Chevys took advantage of the Florida weather to cruise Old Town); Persistance Pays (It took a determined effort, but Tommy Nolen finally got his Impala); Fit For A King (If you're prez of a street machine club, what car should you drive?); Nice Ride (Douglas Robert's Pro Street Chevelle doesn't ride like a cement truck); Fading Into The Sunset (We ask why this is the final year for the ZR-1 Corvette and LT5 engine?) Departments - Skid Marks (Cruising Bowling Green); Letters (Tell us what you think); Resto Q & A (Solving your resto problems); Bow Tie News (Driving the Indy Pacecar); Chevy Showplace (Hot rides from our readers); Resto Shop (Shopping for resto parts); Chevy Parts (Hot equipment for Chevys); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Calendar (What's happening and where); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short-Block (Shop tips for Chevy lovers)
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July
Cover Story - 101 Hot Tips (Here are great tricks that cover performance, restoration and show) Tech - Easy Engine Dress-Up (Eliminating rust and painting an engine is a piece of cake with POR-15); Oil Pump Installation (If you don't check the oil pump bolt length, you're asking for trouble); Install A Supercharger (Paxton has a complete kit to add 100-plus horsepower to new Camaros); Replace A Camaro Roof (Our Camaro Resto Shop shows the right way to swap on a salvaged roof); Hot Swap Update (We're getting close to firing the LT1 in our '69 Camaro restification); 368-Horsepower Street 350 Dyno Test (Remember the budget-minded small-block we built? Here's the power test); Date Code (Want a concours Chevelle? Here's a quick way to decode the glass); Cross-Fire (The dual-carb look can still be achieved with these Turbo City kits); Lightening The Load (The Alston Group has a kit to save weight with a diet of Lexan windows) Features - Desert Heat (The crew at Arizona Speed & Marine seems to like '69 Chevy Musclecars); Complete Guide To The Thunder Cruise (Mark your calendars for August 4-6 and get ready for Bowling Green); Fountain Of Youth (Here's a father-son project that produced a screamin' yellow '55 wagon); Wide Tracks (What do you have when you cross a '67 Nova with a ZR-1 and add a 461 Rat?); Basement-Built Bow Tie (Randy Allgood handled most of this '67 Chevelle SS restoration at home); Win A Classic 409 Impala (Here's your chance to win one of the most popular Chevys ever built); Road Rat (Starting with a $300 junkpile, Joe Lofland built a big-block Camaro) Departments - Skid Marks (Setting the record straight); Letters (More Chevelle controversy); Resto Shop (Hot parts for restoration); Bow Tie News (Driving the Callaway Camaro); Chevy Showplace (The latest Chevy equipment); Resto Q & A (Restoration problems solved); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Calendar (What's happening and where); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short-Block (Shop tips for Chevy owners)
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September
Cover Section: Camaro Special - Mystery Motion (Mike Petrailia built this stunning 12-second cover car for $7000); 25 Resto Tips (Concours Auto Restoration unveils some of it's secrets to our readers); Rare '67 Yenko (Don Yenko made only 54 of his legendary 427-powered Camaros that year); How To Buy A Used Camaro (Here's a guide for finding a project car that fits your budget and skills); Bolt-On Speed (VorTech Engineering built a 177-mph '95 Camaro using off-the-shelf parts); Late-Model Hop-Up Tricks (Using bolt-on parts to go quicker and faster in a '93-'95 Camaro); Hot '93-'95 Parts Guide (Here is a listing of performance and beauty parts for late-model Camaros); ZL-1 Super Stocker (If you had the chance to build a ZL-1 racer, would it look like this?); It's An '88 Street Buildup (We're going to follow BBK Performance as it builds the ASAP giveaway car) Tech - Easy Bolt-On EFI (Holley's new Projection4 combines digital technology with bolt-on ease); Tank Air (We show you a few solutions to repairing a leaky or rusted fuel tank); Slick Oil Parts (Is synthetic oil in your future? Here's a guide to understanding oil); Fix Broken Bolts (10 tricks for repairing or removing busted hardware on a car or engine); Header Dress-Up (Painting headers is an easy project that adds spark to any engine bay) Features - Win A '55 Chevy Truck (Here's your chance to drive an LT1-powered classic truck built by CSR); Factory Fresh (Bill Dmytriw spent four years restoring this rare L79 Malibu Super Sport); Smoky's The Name ("1 BAD II" is on the license plate of Smoky's screamin' Pro Street Nova) Departments - Skid Marks (Cylinder head outline); Letters (Readers have much to say); Chevy Parts (The latest Bow Tie parts); Resto Q & A (Restoration problems solved); Bow Tie News (Power Fest draws hundreds); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Resto Shop (Hot parts for restoration); Chevy Showplace (Readers show us their cars); Calendar (What's happening and where); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short-Block (Shop tips for Chevy owners)
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ISSUE	CONTENTS	QTY.	PRICE	PAYPAL
January	Cover Story: Impala SS Special - Full-Sized Flyers (A look back at all of Chevy's Hot Impala Super Sport Models); Super Shootout (We take six stock and modified Impala Super Sports to the track); Real Fine 409 (The 409 engine is different, and here's how to rebuild it right); Impala Paraphernalia (A listing of top performance and restoration parts for your Impala) Tech - Hot Swap (Turbo City helps install an LT1/Richmond six-speed in a '69 Camaro); Engine Balancing ABC's (Here are the facts you need to weigh about balancing your engine); How Low Can You Go? (Our Camaro gets Wings West kit, Weld Wheels and Eibach Springs); Shrink To Fit (Does your roof look a little bumpy? Try your hand at metal shrinking); Camaro Resto Shop (Replacing your door glass is easy if you know how to turn wrenches); Firepower (Performance Distributors: The right HEI parts or the whole enchilada); In Search Of...Traction (Competition Engineering helps us modify a bracket-racer suspension); Out Of Joint (It helps, but you don't really need a big press to change U-Joints) Features - Super Sporty (Mike Lewis has built one smart looking small-block '62 Impala SS); Father-Son Yenkos (What's the main topic of conversation when this family gets together); Split Personality (Here's a '67 Chevelle that looks stock until you pop open the hood); Modern Motor (Bill Sutton brought his '57 Chevy into the '90s with an LT1 engine) Departments - Skid Marks (Back on the off-road trail); Letters (Tell us what you think); Chevy Showplace (Readers show us their cars); Resto Q & A (Restoration problems solved); Bow Tie News (New cars from Callaway); Chevy Parts (Hot equipment for Chevys); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Resto Shop (Hot parts for restoration); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short Block (Shop tips for Chevy lovers)	1	$5.00
March	Cover Story - Street Outlaw Cruise (We ride through Orlanco with the bad boys and their 7-second machines); 50 Hot Head Tips (Here are a bunch of tricks to get the most from your cylinder heads); Giant Cylinder Head Buyer's Guide (The latest in performance big-block and small-block cylinder heads) Tech - Install Weather Stripping (This month's Camaro Resto Shop shows you how to keep out the elements); ZF Six-Speed Swap (It's not easy, but you can swap a slick Zed-F six-speed into a Chevelle); 660HP 502 Buildup (We wrap up our 502 project with bigger valves and a cam swap); 25 New Speed Parts (See the hottest new performance products to hit today's aftermarket); Steering Check (Not going straight? Here are a few tips to find and fix the problem); Back In Black (Black-oxide plating is easy with this do-it-yourself Eastwood kit); Wheel Resto (Here's how to get those ugly, worn-out wheel covers back in shape) Features - Best In Class (Landon Jordan is the first to run in the 8s with 10 1/2-inch tires); Shop Talk (Tony Whitson started a student-teacher project to build this '65 Chevelle); Salvaged (It only takes two beat-up Novas to make a killer street machine); Big Red (A screaming 10-second Camaro that started out as an ugly rustbucket); Chevy Madness (Seth & Meredith Doulton's annual show keeps getting bigger and bigger); Win A Callaway 'Vette (Enter this sweepstakes and you might be driving a Callaway Corvette); Pro OC (What happens when a girl gives her Camaro to her boyfriend? Pro Street!); Celestial Blue (Not factory or Pro Street, this is a divine but hot little LS6 Nova) Departments - Skid Marks (Smokey tells his side); Letters (Tell us what you think); Chevy Parts (Hot equipment for Chevys); Bow Tie News (More on our Thunder Cruise); Chevy Showplace (More on our Thunder Cruise); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Resto Shop (Hot parts for restorations); Calendar (A list of upcoming events); Resto Q & A (Restoration problems solved); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short Block (Shop tips for Chevy lovers)	1	$5.00
May	Cover Story: Tips & Tricks - Restoring And Modifying Your Musclecar (Restifying is hot! Tips and tricks on hopping up engines and suspensions); Begin A Frame-Off Restoration (Proper planning and evaluation is the key to starting a resto project); Install A 700-R4 Tranny (We watch B&M beef-up and install an overdrive transmission in a Camaro); Lower Your Car Properly (Slamming your car into the weeds requires more than just cutting coils); Replace A Heater Core (If you've got a leaky heater core, fix it now before the flood starts); Paint Z28 Camaro Stripes (Camaro Resto Shop looks at the right way to paint Z28 runway stripes); Install A Hurst Shifter (Rowing through the gears on a Camaro is easy with a new Hurst shifter) Tech - 720 Horsepower (Testing Chevy's new CNC 18-degree heads on a CNC-prepped Bow Tie block); Heavy Turns (Yes Virginia, you can get big shoebox Chevys to corner much better) Features - Kentucky Peach (Richard Sanders' love of street rods carried over to his '80 Malibu); Z Car (Tommy Rippy's TPI-powered '77 Z28 also has the nickname of Smokin'); Purple Pavement Pounder (Would you believe a grape-colored small-block Chevelle that runs 8.60?); Sleeping Beauty (Everett Benedict's '66 Nova was well-rested, then restified in his shop); Michigan Motion (A hot paint job doesn't make a car, but this '67 Camaro also has a 454); Win A Set Of Center Line Wheels (We need your help with a survey that will tell us what you read about in CHP) Departments - Skid Marks (Testing with Dale Earnhardt); Letters (Readers tell us what they think); Resto Q & A (Restoration problems solved); Bow Tie News (Reggie's car at Goodguy's Show); Chevy Parts (Hot equipment for Chevys); Chevy Showplace (Readers show us their cars); Resto Shop (Hot parts for restorations); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Calendar (A list of upcoming events); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short Block (Shop tips for Chevy lovers)	1	$5.00
June	Cover Section: Budget Engine Guide - Shoppers' Guide To Crate Motors (If you can't build it yourself, have a complete engine mailed to you); Low-Buck Kits (Here's an extensive guide to shopping for do-it-yourself engine kits); Build Your Own 350HP Engine (Goldcoast Performance show us the easy way to assemble a hot engine) Tech - Upgrade Musclecar Radios (Read this if you're tired of listening to just your AM in your '60s Chevy); 20 Most Asked Chevy Tech Questions (Scoggin-Dickey Chevrolet helps answer the questions you ask the most); Maintain Fuel Injectors (If you've got an EFI engine, here are a few tricks to keep it running) Features - Win A Classic 409 Impala (Here's your chance to win one of the most popular Chevys ever built); Hot Street Cars (Watch out! Grandma drives this nitrous-powered Camaro to the shows); Inside The World's Quickest Small-Block (Would you believe 5.74 in the quarter from a mouse-powered dragster?); Speed Week Chevy Reunion (Hot Chevys took advantage of the Florida weather to cruise Old Town); Persistance Pays (It took a determined effort, but Tommy Nolen finally got his Impala); Fit For A King (If you're prez of a street machine club, what car should you drive?); Nice Ride (Douglas Robert's Pro Street Chevelle doesn't ride like a cement truck); Fading Into The Sunset (We ask why this is the final year for the ZR-1 Corvette and LT5 engine?) Departments - Skid Marks (Cruising Bowling Green); Letters (Tell us what you think); Resto Q & A (Solving your resto problems); Bow Tie News (Driving the Indy Pacecar); Chevy Showplace (Hot rides from our readers); Resto Shop (Shopping for resto parts); Chevy Parts (Hot equipment for Chevys); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Calendar (What's happening and where); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short-Block (Shop tips for Chevy lovers)	1	$5.00
July	Cover Story - 101 Hot Tips (Here are great tricks that cover performance, restoration and show) Tech - Easy Engine Dress-Up (Eliminating rust and painting an engine is a piece of cake with POR-15); Oil Pump Installation (If you don't check the oil pump bolt length, you're asking for trouble); Install A Supercharger (Paxton has a complete kit to add 100-plus horsepower to new Camaros); Replace A Camaro Roof (Our Camaro Resto Shop shows the right way to swap on a salvaged roof); Hot Swap Update (We're getting close to firing the LT1 in our '69 Camaro restification); 368-Horsepower Street 350 Dyno Test (Remember the budget-minded small-block we built? Here's the power test); Date Code (Want a concours Chevelle? Here's a quick way to decode the glass); Cross-Fire (The dual-carb look can still be achieved with these Turbo City kits); Lightening The Load (The Alston Group has a kit to save weight with a diet of Lexan windows) Features - Desert Heat (The crew at Arizona Speed & Marine seems to like '69 Chevy Musclecars); Complete Guide To The Thunder Cruise (Mark your calendars for August 4-6 and get ready for Bowling Green); Fountain Of Youth (Here's a father-son project that produced a screamin' yellow '55 wagon); Wide Tracks (What do you have when you cross a '67 Nova with a ZR-1 and add a 461 Rat?); Basement-Built Bow Tie (Randy Allgood handled most of this '67 Chevelle SS restoration at home); Win A Classic 409 Impala (Here's your chance to win one of the most popular Chevys ever built); Road Rat (Starting with a $300 junkpile, Joe Lofland built a big-block Camaro) Departments - Skid Marks (Setting the record straight); Letters (More Chevelle controversy); Resto Shop (Hot parts for restoration); Bow Tie News (Driving the Callaway Camaro); Chevy Showplace (The latest Chevy equipment); Resto Q & A (Restoration problems solved); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Calendar (What's happening and where); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short-Block (Shop tips for Chevy owners)	1	$5.00
September	Cover Section: Camaro Special - Mystery Motion (Mike Petrailia built this stunning 12-second cover car for $7000); 25 Resto Tips (Concours Auto Restoration unveils some of it's secrets to our readers); Rare '67 Yenko (Don Yenko made only 54 of his legendary 427-powered Camaros that year); How To Buy A Used Camaro (Here's a guide for finding a project car that fits your budget and skills); Bolt-On Speed (VorTech Engineering built a 177-mph '95 Camaro using off-the-shelf parts); Late-Model Hop-Up Tricks (Using bolt-on parts to go quicker and faster in a '93-'95 Camaro); Hot '93-'95 Parts Guide (Here is a listing of performance and beauty parts for late-model Camaros); ZL-1 Super Stocker (If you had the chance to build a ZL-1 racer, would it look like this?); It's An '88 Street Buildup (We're going to follow BBK Performance as it builds the ASAP giveaway car) Tech - Easy Bolt-On EFI (Holley's new Projection4 combines digital technology with bolt-on ease); Tank Air (We show you a few solutions to repairing a leaky or rusted fuel tank); Slick Oil Parts (Is synthetic oil in your future? Here's a guide to understanding oil); Fix Broken Bolts (10 tricks for repairing or removing busted hardware on a car or engine); Header Dress-Up (Painting headers is an easy project that adds spark to any engine bay) Features - Win A '55 Chevy Truck (Here's your chance to drive an LT1-powered classic truck built by CSR); Factory Fresh (Bill Dmytriw spent four years restoring this rare L79 Malibu Super Sport); Smoky's The Name ("1 BAD II" is on the license plate of Smoky's screamin' Pro Street Nova) Departments - Skid Marks (Cylinder head outline); Letters (Readers have much to say); Chevy Parts (The latest Bow Tie parts); Resto Q & A (Restoration problems solved); Bow Tie News (Power Fest draws hundreds); Performance Q & A (Answering your tech questions); Resto Shop (Hot parts for restoration); Chevy Showplace (Readers show us their cars); Calendar (What's happening and where); Ad Index (Locating our advertisers); Short-Block (Shop tips for Chevy owners)	1	$5.00